Sentence examples for form of normalisation from inspiring English sources
"There could be stages of withdrawal, the timing of which could involve a form of normalisation," he said.
"There is little doubt that this is related to trends in the extremely profitable Victorian illicit drugs market, and judging by many respondents' observations, a form of normalisation of crystal methamphetamine use," the report found.
That however appears to be the consequence of the market starting to price in some form of normalisation of monetary policy, particularly from the Federal Reserve and the Bank of England, while the failure to add to stimulus by the Bank of Japan and the European Central Bank has also probably played a part.
Some form of normalisation is needed to give expression values from different "reference-less" experiments a common reference point so that multi-experiment expression profiles can be compared.
The authors have essentially adopted a one-colour approach to the analysis of two-colour data, although generally some form of normalisation and an attempt to address the issue of relative intensity would be included.
However, he gets his legitimacy from the people and he seeks to respond to their demands, including their refusal to all forms of normalisation with Israel.
It may take a 20-year confrontation, but the framework of 1688 cannot determine the revolution unleashed by Brexit, not least because Northern Ireland and Scotland have already undergone a form of constitutional normalisation, which is why they felt safe enough to vote to stay in the EU.
Furthermore, codified estimates of site amplification may significantly underestimate the effect of resonance, due to distortion introduced by various forms of idealisation and normalisation when dealing with the soil and bedrock response spectra.
Perhaps even more worrying was the revelation from the report of the participation of authority figures in this normalisation.
This was seen as an indication of normalisation of security.
It's time to shed the baggage of normalisation.
